Exploring Bitcoin's Lightning Network With Amboss Co-Founder Jesse Shrader
Turns out there are a lot of similarities to Jesse’s previous work in highway management and helping users now navigate the Lightning Network
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Ritual is building a full stack blockchain to give developers the chance to create decentralized AI applications
Turns out there are a lot of similarities to Jesse’s previous work in highway management and helping users now navigate the Lightning Network
Seven discusses the importance of privacy in decentralized web3 and blockchain systems as well as his illustrious career as a digital asset investor and founder
Catalyst is a bridge protocol that aims to make it easier to move assets across different blockchains
Get the backstory from one of the most prolific defi educators working in crypto today
Virtual worlds like Decentraland are offering a low cost way for brands and artists to test demand for new products with little value lost if they fail
Crypto crime fell in 2023. Get all the details from one of Chainalysis’s best cyber sleuths.
Sicco is helping build Moonbeam, a smart contract platform that connects blockchain applications between Ethereum and Polkadot.
Get the latest on decentralized physical infrastructure networks, or DePIN, from the co-founder of IoTeX.
Tim is in charge of CME Group’s financial products including its cryptocurrency futures, which have recently been near record levels as Bitcoin, Ether and other crypto prices have been gaining.
For this week's episode of Decent People, we're bringing you a Decential Twitter Space with Jack O'Holleran, co-founder of SKALE. We explore the world of layer 2 networks, the EVM universe, the state of Ethereum, and how NFTs and gaming are being helped by SKALE.
Noam leads a team of engineers at Alchemy where they are building the back end technology that makes much of the NFT market work as well as a huge part of the web3 infrastructure. We talked about his time at Pomona College, how he loves Los Angeles and what he’s excited about in the blockchain space.
The self-described “security nerd” was a counterintelligence officer both in the U.S. and abroad before he got into crypto and rose to be chief security officer at Coinbase.
How should copyright laws be applied to assets uploaded to a blockchain? Is it fair to use the folk tradition of sharing songs to build a catalogue that sells for half a billion dollars? We explore these questions with our music + web3 reporter MacEagon Voyce.
Jacqueline shares her background at the Department of Defense, working at a place called Enigma Technologies (really?) and how Chainalysis is combatting crypto crime.
Get the low down on the state of decentralized social networks with CyberConnect’s Ryan Li
Arthur was a research engineer at Google X, the innovation lab at the search engine giant, where he worked on teaching self-driving cars to turn left. He then helped co-found the Tezos blockchain and led the startup through a $232 million initial coin offering in 2017.
All about account abstraction wallets which are like an upgrade from the legacy non-custodial wallet that’s a flip phone to a smart phone, as Andy put it.
Get the backstory from one of the most prolific defi educators working in crypto today
Michael made his way from Bloomberg LP to ConsenSys before co-founding Bracket Labs to offer decentralized options trading strategies in different volatility situations.
Zaki’s been in the blockchain space for a long time and helped build the Cosmos protocol before branching out with Sommelier, a decentralized asset manager
After a distinguished career on Wall Street Lawin caught the crypto bug and hasn’t looked back since.
Hear Keagon talk about how he accidentally became involved in recruiting for tech start-ups, which helped pave his foray into web3.
Nick’s love of music began in his headphones while traveling to baseball games, and today he’s rallying people to some of the biggest on-chain music projects.
Bryan Brinkman is one of the best-known NFT artists working today. His journey took him through Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Saturday Night Live (where he won two Emmys) and the always entertaining world of digital art.
Hear Jim talk about going from a guy who was about to be drafted in 1968 to crafting album covers by 1969—eventually designing band logos and movie posters—opportunities he found by leaning into his talent.
Hu’s able to balance the expressive and the technical, the ultimate balancing act that music tech so rarely nails.
Before creating a startup to help NFT projects optimize their revenue Tara Fung almost joined the CIA, attended Harvard Business School and is now happily a part of the Nashville tech scene.
Listen to Ekaterina talk about how smart contracts are transforming the art world and the potential they have to transform other industries as well.